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OK so in my ever loving research, what do y'all think of this as a first IWB holster...to get my comfortable with the idea while i research better holsters?: http://www.amazon.com/Gould-Goodrich-B890-G19-Concealment-Trouser/dp/B004WB6002/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=3F1KTEWLNL856&coliid=I6...

Cut your ammo load out in half for the rife and pistol. You will have plenty of room left without having mags on the "strong" side any mags between the 1-7 if you are right handed would be too far for any fast reload. It will also let you place everything in a better position and cut weight. Just IM...

What's the purpose of your belt?


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Why bother, get a good 1911 there is a good reason it has been in front line service for 100 years. I have not had to replace any springs or had any failures in any of my 1911s. Round count on your most used 1911? Colt Mk1V Series 70 purchased 1980 approx 23,000 Colt 38 super manufactured 1931 owne...

So you have shot about 700 rounds a year out of the one with the highest round counts. Get that in a day with the same gun with little to no maintenance and no malfunctions... Sent from my iphone using Tapatalk. Chris I totally agree, 1911s and Browning Hi Powers have a track record that modern pla...

So you have shot about 700 rounds a year out of the one with the highest round counts.

Get that in a day with the same gun with little to no maintenance and no malfunctions...




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I was thinking of running 4 AR and 4 pistol mags, knife, blow out kit,canteen and holster... Are 8 mags too heavy with the HSGI belt? Unless your running 20 round .45 ACP mags I dont see a weight issue. How do you plan on getting ALL of that on belt though were you can get to it and not get in the ...

Yes you can use the ACOG to range a target since the horizontal marks are the same width of an average torso at a given distance. Just like you can do with mil dots just with out all the math. While not as accurate as mils it's close enough for government work. Couldn't have said it better. The pro...

Boondock wrote:Yup, you can totally use the ACOG for range estimation. In fact, that's the only thing I really had one for during my tour in A-Stan. I'll add that I didn't like the ACOG for engaging moving targets at night within ranges of 25-50 meters.

Which is where the IR laser comes into play.

Yes you can use the ACOG to range a target since the horizontal marks are the same width of an average torso at a given distance.

Just like you can do with mil dots just with out all the math. While not as accurate as mils it's close enough for government work.




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Muzzle grabs in extreme close quarters can also lead to knife work as reported in this story a few years ago. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/americans-including-ex-hollywood-director-killed-somali-pirates-seals-boarded-yacht-article-1.135569" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Acco...

My preferred technique is done in a super compressed high ready with the pistol as close to my chest as possible to prevent moving the slide enough to eject a round or cause a malfunction. Support hand is used in the classic over hand technique grabbing the rear of the slide and easing it back a few...

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On press check topic: Yeah what it all boils down to is the 3000 names and techniques for doing the same thing, while there are crazy ways, good ways, stupid ways, and guys trying to reinvent the wheel ways. The bottom line is that ensuring your weapon is loaded visually or by feel (or both) and doi...

Since we have derailed the tread already.

Doc I would love to hear your ideas on why a press check of some sort is not part of a administrative load / ammo management strategy on the range.




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Welcome from a past and future ZS14er ill be back there in less than 30 days!




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Family vacation for a NRA instructor course.




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One of the techniques I like on a classic muzzle grab with a team backing you up is to drop to a low kneeling position or flat on your ass which brings changes the angle of the weapon into the upper torso of the grabber also allowing for anyone behind you to engage the target. It's taught in some we...

[youtube]httpatch?v=B9ZceMFuBfQ[/youtube] Here is a Managing unknown contacts video. I don't like this one. Everyone is trying to tie up the guy coming at them. They all duck their heads down into the guy as he rushes. One guy at 2:30 or so does a great job of beating the shit out of the attacker, ...

I will have a video shortly of me getting my ass beat shortly.

But wait there's more!! "Another product currently in development is the Gun Armor Protection System (G-AR), which will be released in the second quarter of 2013. The G-AR is designed to protect you and your handgun from a take-away attempt and incorporates spikes or razor blades into a billet alumi...

Dave_M wrote:If you can make it through the top video on this page with a straight face, you're a better man than me:
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Awesome...


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Murph go away I was enjoying the train wreck.



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Pics and Links Only, folks! It isn't that hard. http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af304/Kelvar_photos/Milcopp1.jpg ETA: Admittedly, there are several things I'm doing wrong in this pic. In my defense, however, this was in a training class and (IIRC) we were practicing transitioning from left shou...